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TEE PROGRESS. Our Main Mission: The Upbuilding of Shreveport and North Louisiana. VOL. I. SHREVEPORT, LA.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1892. NO. 32. WW6&.-. RATZIURO, DENTIST. I~ ~ ~wu~ 0 I - ---------------- --- 1 Our PREMIUM OFFERS. RweYM wqicn e rsa a os pamo t anrparle mdriet to each Pra w- arr s mwsamisibsrr e. We hbw, however. lvem spees to MalS 1mWsal ase, eats . ini s e ct whb will be fo1ed :;o our aer OMlar m PiSwlar is a ot o ar P EMIUM OTEB as a wbhle, whibch we be oads hr a MMsid puriod: P = - VYMIbrr a - Pirses SýUsssd hr d.) ýu S*Uuwu Wb a IayiV Wwb4W.3.w Aln l? .bin. bul7gs -! -r Mm -lw~a m*SadU* R'wl wrlM One"l rte r. do manC bhhUsS -' be* to asy edwrft at *s Qlb Wkbq~,'~m *AkWrl - Yt usi S. Mau aw, am. ~iinbm Pb - bht b,- ii1 US, - FMY "N* t~t. :4s nsrme. ..uded liflir' M M . . wlt it i "A' ·.·.. . ..fº.. - sY /ý s 4 ý . 1Y }; .. D. LEE, The Grocer rm. T!1 .d a$ Tam ~es. AMyw khasbjbe3 sf Tbe An aie," rsprodus.Usa of paluhing whisk aod for iU$w This picture 1s s...d lnan Oak sad Miver Wrlrae eme mchs. The Pro mm sa he p401mwe, M. WfiYt bhuurbsr nses a beaudl f Yeslmp. (sasdv w isemnm.) a smind Chesatbe nws band.1 salt lrru Obmab Ir as f i sIro1 '! e ams aid The Presaus for N ·1 Meradkru, bArn 1WM U urOnlh eare. me ot ftlMW% lute Wornt Hammoaks, buemelbi eios, sYeag, wit pillow sad b~ The amme., sad The - aals+ 'h /Mur eP a Usod 3rneb od Th% Prat o 14 PP usE 3hsmdi OEMs and Th. k aerrnysi er, Kit lit 1(~kised 1au K M pisoem, blue or bsewa lmrm. beI 60 asd The revsw t la esrer, aft Sabsulkhw. ofts 3 Watve. me hdh 01k of eur' invwr puts a* vwu7 hu1 Ser Sable Kulus aid birla md The ftvwu for ea ,rwYat of inbsm gsasuever WN ($ Or Sulky, adeadd for tas nme r gwl s Hor.. (beu 1eWY - musebsegmIss. - IO aislumead OzhuE Improved r igerr f-lw Maie m J ~Cs YIYI rl brl rrglorr ltW3Y ~SMrMs pie a T $lwl~pa,mia bmsg.~ H Irrsrd atra luFts A em e <t-m 9 f~-is~s llr~,~Prar~e"* CORRESPONDENCE. CREMATION. They Adveeate Orematie, Doing Away ]etirely Wlth Grave Yards. mureroas La., Sept. h nisL Ts the Editlr ef The Prrgres: While our grave city fathers are stirred from "oemter to delemfersace" over th. grave yard quetion. and am aso earer th purehse of a suitable plat " ground for a cemetery, mud m view at he facti that the old one is bout "full up," It to deed becomes a "ave"a- question as to wbst s.bal we do with ourdead, so-called. These thoughts lead te writer to uguesdt cremation as the only progresdve, send ble sad easitar y o disposing of these decomposing earthly bodies, which are of ao further use to the spirit once dwelling ih them, but often the means of poisoe the tmophere and Impairing the hbealth o the llving. Having wit naesed arenmate of human bodies, I ind othbig ia ths proses of r Ctar.ng the body ob M primotdial deaeme whch is in the least diSLegat t the contrary It s a haslmtma, redvig, oleanly proces. ays the Rev. Dr. -. etser Newton, as quoted hI she trn: "or may years I have therohy be liMeed Ia eremathae-ea a variety of Ik at a mefaeml a my fetbaw I I je t S th penwasyea slrlmgmem after I am dead. The lught Se what 1 eadaetLhe awry with me to higlr farm blSe it Mhe its as mean f poemisng lie, b aiheses to me. I pre fer that my bu4y aould be sedspsed o[ aMtoM paltus eatf eL e qei. The -iaa soeofm is W alwaies s.no -dealet bM mea nd. IaeYSr. agh. 4lea, aito aem I t I hs m a. .let .-N sý e ale Mhts inda.s hmavd MheW 9a ras wase wlght, sught e he me. and rdi-" eis ve I "am, urr tm In teasest hoMuer trimshmb alemaemmS n we mats sdeem byaeil wShe. serdr e I erl s bi er as o them form ease der t meas, Uri every elmeenm hm m ýIe me nse a st s eI ante ea m e t at iA whie I et o m Saae* t** ::.w w ap .. _ . t -- he.-M - i e-led e il h! pin `I sled beMe t oe If e-le ermaaptyIka Wa ege a£ s de the 1bwm oe wh I heag ted whesIu iseyseeer l eape t .Inoa e eesfta ilia ' aremw ther Shlr e fi I t4ut mp ,,lasels me s I haess a phasing So i a -- -eri-neoetartn r Gar m iesereht.,L1hr " . en po s M a i Y pe usbilnlibllhe m II le eM g w ttt # ,k r irdi a ae IPI ~ . -C -4L O~ti~I ~ FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. Notes of Interest Gathered Prem Aru ad About the Natlsewl Cpettat. Waanseroa, D. C.. Septmber I. a,. special Correspoadeaeae to The PFrees: Quite a sesation was created hebore by the statemet that Preadett Harrison returned to Wahington to iall a extra sesson of Uoagres for the purpose of passing a bIl to prohibit mmigratiou during the obolera epidemic In Euape. Senator Cllom, who is berr, said: "It Is, In my oplmion, only a seation. I fall to see the woaeselty for any such law. If the beath otllurr of the country do their duty-and they seem to be vigilaut -we tean keep the oleraout. Shboud there be a promies of a great pedtUone we mirht be com pulled to resort to such a bheroo measure, but there no resmo we should do so at this time. Our eoeias bhae ample time to quanraotl e pesmages and to pro hbi the nding of susplous eargos." Assistant oretary Spauidmag, of the Treaury department, was net so pesiive as was Aeter Oulom about there hens no un cusely for proibitag ImlgraMes He sad: "I will mt expreas an epsniss thats.. eld be left to the Praidest. Of conre the s.apensios of immigratieo wouald materlly husea the danper, yet It would be pomibte eves the fer the holera toget hera We are de all that e e an. We hare essablishd a dsam .rmeate to p.se thas essa ry a wery pa IIt aM deem"d p Diem PlrwIdaoe that we sh hme eimsa Imwe eanest pa e it, but t I as amar Impeedbe Ler it to ret are as we ean mase it." the labor oranlsatons of WaeIgntes me dil emmethag that is net ealy to te pleseg to the sweutyem vem memeres of the Hessem wh. gaeagsla the eas tram.IN stlns t a sim ase him bet, A pamphlet eadramed to "tMe wwag. m ofr te oUnted ates," has bee p e. passe, gieavn a brier habery .t esia,. the eorIual bii m Is to the udlgaig of the law eaucted at the late smies of s ease by the preMdeat, sad the vet et sad againes it u opres. P vthmsu Ned of these pamphist are M be dtrtb. ated d ee ame the worklagoes hr the districts of the twenty-srese mem ber wh wlepied the .uL a the Hense. The pwaphiet requesl all who reselee it tes tseet the mew law is rglMly es ierees h thirrboealty, ad sayer "Tie law eenwea Uh Ue eremasapilnpesay by the Ulmed steatu, sad by eemusassse aed seheema sseee me nvramemtwerk, tietedlSag pabuo beMings. dry dese pad river aed hmer omeesece eewat Inme dew Aaget 1, 3M." It bps. land, of Umberis, at peaeut ia WedM tmes, speaks by me eaed, be ado beass dsea of suseia. ae says " i E Al et base dewsn sl te mias. ptweMsr tetes doeeem. t e enly eu otbe pebatastes wit hi to pul the wk w real., the oestress of whlis wra be st th oesoe, ag.SWlrew, a ase tat hres Maur atss meawbits the s aesh a tee ls Impend oe (usdas veslee wi l be errlided tie shippers by the (arn dins avImess" It Is hardly, msre. ary is y that bpt. Leoa viow do here. Me psons weu hasee by tlgb esr smean agls the smre bye hys Rne war eesi of e* A elesep* ad domr uesta din esuksmso uihlages wr SwM kb Ruasame i me' e . Id dst O.. e thL esaty, edtulsese h a .. bueqs tt by k.t se I sttenmb bs sals ametes eaeems w mies sagmest ever tbrgs.e tp i V a Wsstesesse Admassmee. 5eibg bad soma bk . Ties and Asa r _Ni as hew he hah ite. Mdvg ma weg s he weg ates L~ll~hJ~. JOHN TRUMBUL. A Visit to the Old Nome of the Aethor .of "Metsp." pecidal Correspondence to The Progress: WATraVOww, Conn., Sept. 8.-Few ir any-16 omRtUTy literary - ioef 5s ,. more interesting subject of study than tl.., satirial poet, John Trumbull, the authb. of "McFlnal." This village boasts th place of his nativity, or rather would d.1. so if it sit umcletly appreciated the bono. for but few of the townsfolk know abo.. him or can Inform the traveler where t)i old Trumbull house stood. I Inalli located the spot, on the read to Watem bury, less than a mile from the center of the village. Mr. Hickox, the aged seal. , ot weights and measures, who has had. that oflie In the town for over forty year. now owns the property on which stoodl tl • poet's home. He well remembers ii. demolition, and gave me some details The house stood on the northerly side. r te road, at the obettem ofa slope of u - land; below it a short distance floa. Street's breok. A bar~ now eeeuples t old site. In demolishing the venerabk, bolding huge heart of oak timbers wenr found, and from several of thee a numb. of chairs, etae., wee made. These Man mail piece of the timbers were sent i.. varaosdireclos In response to reqnetet Same went to Boest. New York, Spri - Seld, Haierd, Now Orltans ad eba wher. The mantel of he dining roo.n was a heavy piece oa , hewn on a bevel. so that It fsemd a mSld bracket. The Trumbull boums was the seened boaes built in Watertown, and the ps.. was lee thuemi mIBslbme was tL. bheween p-r and pulpit. Be oven wens further, and was ea acted at ad ha dlerof equgaie. Iond at wrestlUng and of bhoars hegid tethtleca "Jokey Trun - buIl," and o saved the ebampeasdohi, of wrestileg tr his vililse when it we. se rnsemef by rival town. aete, fug the dimnde when his villagp see fp te dof s dthe d Though thm a o sek a dee, the ps. wa ad wsee be sd ly dbpenltaeasaenes for, hewer, bhr the mesommem brllaacy ad hiYs mi. A the almset iemdlbis ag,, o sevhe sad W ater e all the require - M- ri adfMides to Yale sele sandl Jallowd to enter suckh an ere, he aiMed till tbetm years old. meanwhlev prsu M Studies well Into the callege wor D with h thne idaent and dry a dues teaM sad uerriuelum of the time, e weatse hlist as atie, "Tbhe PRer.s of Dullues," at the ae of twen y Jan Trnmbull, .hler, udgLe and pet, was a pewerthreg the d evoi tim and a pillar of hi state nr assay yes after. His bblf work, "Mlrl , Savagely atrl a e thltor, to e dlb. of the p let. re at d ab to arn ether pem thi si seeal dau.-dies d - quea. At Hautlemd e ermed md et d talented mielp hamws as e "autfordt wits." ad at leugth, ramoring to Miei Ps, died e DeILch Ia 1. Aeaer J. Poresa. Thim seM tsh the lo mbs ampte C laws sds nner i ther wholly of wers wm lt ei gisd Shward mea t t oaeles Ih rgn. Jmes II sMi , emermean sut fee a esevat of V bas-h to be were a ls esmetim. Wilism I[ was Wery lmu of lens. St if p uesd aseemdig to tm er man, woMud We enksis. Uucqp .h u I·set. e Padmeley w. s e of Calalg, X. TWpi-s mAllg bsha m af k et o weass tin medalse, ama in prad timn to am M wis ah ML P eelis as se.o